A Pink Wonderland: The Hidden Beauty of Golden Rain Trees in Alleys
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team Photo Credits /Soaring through the sky
As spring arrives and flowers bloom, Taiwan experiences not only a cherry blossom craze but also the annual must-see beauty of magenta golden rain trees. Their pink blossoms bloom in spherical clusters, resembling the vibrant hues of cherry blossoms from afar—only upon closer inspection do you notice their trumpet-shaped or bell-like forms, delicate, full, and exquisitely colorful. Below are two spots where these golden rain trees burst into bloom along streets, near elementary schools, and beside parks—even in unassuming alleyway corners, you’ll find stunning pink beauty.
Changhua County – Nanguo Elementary School
Magenta golden rain trees in bloom next to Nanguo Elementary School in Changhua (Photo Credits / Soaring through the sky)
Magenta golden rain trees in bloom next to Nanguo Elementary School in Changhua, romantic and colorful at night (Photo Credits / Soaring through the sky)
Magenta golden rain trees in bloom next to Nanguo Elementary School in Changhua (Photo Credits / Soaring through the sky)
Magenta golden rain trees in bloom next to Nanguo Elementary School in Changhua (Photo Credits / Soaring through the sky)
Taichung City – Beside Chaoyang Eco Park
Magenta golden rain trees in bloom beside Chaoyang Eco Park in Taichung (Photo Credits / Soaring through the sky)
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